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Message: <blockquote data-quote="satori01" data-source="post: 2894779" data-attributes="member: 7859">Vraille Darkfang I agree with your post 100%.As I have said before, the Monster Stats assume average rolls for hit points, an assumption I do not use.  It is much easier for me as a DM to modify hit points if I know the total amount of Hit Points added or subtracted due to the monster's Constitution modifier.Leaving out this type of information, might be fine for an adventure, but not for  the Monster book that is supposed to be the central and sole point of origin for the monster.  In a game of options, like D&D,  information like how many hit points are garned from Size in the case of Constructs, or Con modifier are pretty useful.Not all books will have just one type of creature type in it.  Also I noticed that many of the stat blocks in Hordes of the Abyss have Average HD rolls that really are not .. more in the range of Average rolls +Con modifier + an miscelaneous 2 extra hit points.As my math teacher always said, showing your work is not a bad thing.</blockquote>